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PLEASE READ AND SOMEONE WITH A REAL LEGAL BACKGROUND IN MN HELP!!! I AM THE "VICTIM" HOW DO I GET A DANCO ORDER LIFTED?

Answered 13 years and 8 months ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Domestic Violence
As you probably know, you could violate the order yourself and commit a crime by doing so.  While prosecution in that case is probably not going to occur, it is possible.  You need to work with your fiance's lawyer to get it lifted.  The prosecutor is wary of lifting it because it is not unusual for the victim of domestic violence to try to protect the troubled soul and cure his anger issues, with further beatings of the woman to follow.... Read Answer
As you probably know, you could violate the order yourself and commit a crime by doing so.  While prosecution in that case is probably not going... Read Answer

I was served an OFP after a party one night. Is the person that filed it against me going to press charges? I have not been arrested yet.

Answered 14 years and 2 months ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Domestic Violence
The OFP is pretty much unrelated at this point.  First, if you do not contest the OFP through asking for a hearing, it can have bad consequences in the future.  Second, if you violate the OFP, you are looking at jail time.  They can still arrest you. Because they did not see it, they have to investigate first.  Then the prosecutor will decide whether to proceed.... Read Answer
The OFP is pretty much unrelated at this point.  First, if you do not contest the OFP through asking for a hearing, it can have bad consequences... Read Answer

Can you leagally video tape someone to get proof of domestic violence if both parties are not aware of it?

Answered 14 years and 5 months ago by William/J Joanis (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer   |  Legal Topics: Domestic Violence
If you are asking whether one person can video tape another person without asking their permission to use it in a submission to the police, the answer is yes. Most limitations on audio and video taping relate to restrictions on the government so it does nt spy on its citizens. Minnesota has not extended those restrictions on one another.  This doesn't mean you can set up cameras in another person's house, etc., but you can have yourself video taped and you can put up cameras in your own place.  But, armed with the arrest record she should go for an OFP.  Also, when hit, she should document it and go to the doctor.  . ... Read Answer
If you are asking whether one person can video tape another person without asking their permission to use it in a submission to the police, the... Read Answer
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